Out of 46 UCSF Medical Center employee reviews, 59% were positive. The remaining 41% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping UCSF Medical Center improve their work culture.
Transparency and commitment to technological advancement
They actually listen to what their staff has to say.
Positive energy friendly enviroment to be around.
Focused and creative group of people doing science!
Integrity, focusing on the patient
Diversity equality for everyone in the company
Pension benefit, support from Fidelity
Compensation could be better, but science is expensive
Retirement is fair at present.
To get a promotion and room for growth
bad place to work at due to discrimination
Hard working, passionate, care about each orher
Team members are competent and compassionate, truly care about our patients
Friends. We always communicate about problems and team building
Innovative and hard working bunch
Proper management and a open door Policy
They are good but ... HR .... bad place to work at due to discrimination
Quit the back-stabbing and gossip.
Stop backbiting and be more positive
They best doctors in the world
Going to work and seeing people smile. Lots of different culture. Environment is positive.
Hard work is mostly appreciated
Return to respect for the frontline and actually knowing what they do rather than chasing numbers
bad place to work at due to discrimination
Toxic, back-stabbing, management that plays favorites and an inept union pretty much sums it up.
They asked me what I knew about the company did I reset it I like that
Very friendly and not pushy.
Thorough and well explained expectations
bad place to work at due to discrimination
Helping patients get better, helping medical system improve
When we not be over work
Seeing people who I consider my friends
I can save lives of cancer patients
Working making patients lives better
Achieve excellence where you are before conquering others
bad place to work at due to discrimination
Quit putting toxic managers in charge of people.
The pay and understand the workers